🎙️ In Episode 7 of "Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?", Nathan Marz, Red Planet Labs founder and Apache Storm creator, reveals how his team built a Twitter-scale app in just 10,000 lines using Rama – a breakthrough platform that emerged from a decade of Clojure innovation. 🔍 We explore:
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<li>How Rama slashes backend complexity by 100x
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<li>Transitioning from C++ and Java to Clojure
</li>
<li>Building scalable teams around Clojure
</li>
<li>Revolutionary event sourcing architecture
</li>
</ul>
💡 And don't miss the answer to the question of the previous guest – Yehonathan Sharvit, on challenges in Clojure explanation to a teammate. Listen to the full version: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.freshcodeit.com/podcast/you-should-be-living-in-pain-right">https://www.freshcodeit.com/podcast/you-should-be-living-in-pain-right</a>

🎙️ In Episode 7 of "Clojure in Product. Would you do it again?", Nathan Marz, Red Planet Labs founder and Apache Storm creator, reveals how his team built a Twitter-scale app in just 10,000 lines using Rama – a breakthrough platform that emerged from a decade of Clojure innovation.  
🔍 We explore:

* How Rama slashes backend complexity by 100x
    
* Transitioning from C++ and Java to Clojure
    
* Building scalable teams around Clojure
    
* Revolutionary event sourcing architecture
    

💡 And don't miss the answer to the question of the previous guest – Yehonathan Sharvit, on challenges in Clojure explanation to a teammate.  
Listen to the full version: [https://www.freshcodeit.com/podcast/you-should-be-living-in-pain-right](https://www.freshcodeit.com/podcast/you-should-be-living-in-pain-right)

And until you get to that point, you'd be living in pain, right?, Episode 7, with Nathan Marz, Red Planet Labs